This is the reason the Champions League Trophy is back in Jakarta

Morientes saw that football fans in Indonesia were extraordinary. Indonesia is so in love with football that it is willing to sacrifice staying up late to watch the Champions League and other European football competitions.

“Indonesia has special and very enthusiastic football fans. A unique privilege that illustrates how extraordinary Indonesian fans are is that they do not have the opportunity to be close to the Champions League like fans in Europe so they have to be willing to watch the match at an abnormal time (early morning),” Morientes said.

“It feels fantastic to be able to bring the special experience of the Champions League to fans in Indonesia. This will be a great opportunity for fans here to be able to see a trophy that is usually only seen on television,” continued Morientes.

By visiting the location, people can not only see the Champions League trophy. They can also take part in a meet and greet with Morientes and Vidic, take part in competitions, photo sessions and enjoy other entertainment. Visitors are free of charge but must be over 21 years old.